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FEMI’S PRIDE OF THE LIONS

SKY BET EFL PLAYER OF THE MONTH
By John Lyons

WINNING SMILE: Millwall winger Femi Azeez has lit up the Championship and, insets from left, David McGoldrick and Jack Payne
FEMI Azeez, David McGoldrick and Jack Payne have been rewarded for their outstanding displays with the Sky Bet EFL Player of the Month awards for February.
Millwall winger Azeez scoring a brilliant volley against Birmingham and contributed directly to five other goals as the Lions stepped up their Championship promotion bid.
“I’m absolutely delighted to win this award,” said the 24-year-old form...

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